Don't miss the brand new Installer Hub at FIT Show 2023

Date: 11 May 2023

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Date: 11 May 2023

FIT Show Installer Hub is now LIVE!

Have you seen the schedule for the brand new Installer HUB at FIT Show 2023?

Alongside the latest products from 200 industry leading brands, you’ll also be able to watch a range of practical live product installations, from lantern roofs and rooflights through to steel and bi-fold doors, and the GGF’s new pulse testing system, all on the Installer HUB.

Join us at the Birmingham NEC from Tuesday 23 to Thursday 25 May 2023 for the UK’s No.1 trade show for the windows, doors, flat glass, hardware & components industry.

INSTALLER HUB SCHEDULE

Register for FREE today and get ready to see all of this, and more. Miss FIT, miss out.

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